Changing the world one heart at a time

February 2010

Unity with the promised kingdom of priests

The time has now come for everyone to unite with Shinchonji (i.e. the New Heaven and New Earth), which is the church of Jesus that God promised.

Shinchonji Church of Jesus—the holy city promised in the New Testament

Jesus, who was without sin, was cruxified 2,000 years ago because of the jealousy of the elders and other religious leaders of that time. Today, in the same way, there are many false pastors who are jealous of Shinchonji, despite the fact that we are entirely innocent. They have distorted the facts and told outright lies about Shinchonji to the MBC television program PD Note. MBC PD Note then broadcast a biased, distorted report to a nation-wide audience.

Shinchonji (The New Heaven and New Earth): The promised kingdom

There are many different denominations and churches in the world today, but many Christians have been leaving their own churches to come to Shinchonji Church of Jesus. Why are people continuing to come to Shinchonji in spite of the persecution and trials they face in doing so?

1. It is because their own churches do not have the word.

The proof for believing in God

God is the one and only God (Jn 17:3). He is the creator of heaven and earth and the source of all blessings (Gn 1:1; Rom 1:20). What is the evidence for believing in God?
 
God is the founder of religion and the author of the scriptures (i.e. the Bible). Christians must carry out their lives of faith based on the scriptures. Living people have neither been to heaven, nor have they seen God. We believe in both heaven and God, however, because of the scriptures and because of the spiritual path that has been passed down to us.

Faith

Those who believe in Jesus believe in God's word. Those who persecute others do so because spirits of persecution have entered them. Those who speak the word of God do so because the spirit of the word—the spirit of God—has entered them (Jn 3:31-34, Jn 14:23-24; 1 Jn 4:1-6).
 

Who married the demons of Babylon in Revelation 18?

Our main passage for today is Rv 18:23.
 
The marriage with Babylon’s demons in this passage is a spiritual marriage—a marriage of evil spirits and flesh.
 

Who are the sea captains, those who travel by ship, the sailors, and those who earn their living from the sea in Rv 18?

The main reference for today is Rv 18:17-19.
 
The sea, ships, sea captains, sailors, and passengers in Rv 18:17-19 are all used figuratively. The sea represents the world (Dn 7:2, 17), the ships represent the churches of the world (Gn 6-8; Is 51:5; Rv 8:9), and the sea captains represent the pastors of the world. The sailors are evangelists, the passengers are congregation members, and those who earn their living from the sea are church officials. All of these people have sold the goods of the spiritual nation of Babylon. In other words, they have used the doctrines of Babylon to evangelize others. These goods, which represent the doctrines and teachings of Babylon, will no longer be purchased after God judges Babylon and reveals her goods to be false.

Who are the merchants who weep and mourn in Revelation 18?

The main reference for today is Rv 18:10-15.

Those who weep and mourn in this passage are the kings and merchants of the earth (Rv 18:9-11).

What is the wealth of Babylon that made her people rich?

Our main reference today is Rv 18:2-3.

The wealth that made Babylon's people rich is mentioned in Rv 18:12-13. This wealth symbolizes Babylon's organization and doctrines. The kingdom of Babylon and all its goods are not literal; they are figurative. Anyone who interprets them literally belongs to the earth and speaks from the viewpoint of the earth. Those who belong to heaven, however, speak from the viewpoint of heaven.

Request for Testimonies

Any Shinchonji members are welcome to submit your testimony for publication on Healing All Nations. If you are interested please send the site administrator an e-mail via the site-wide contact form.